I installed the Asgard beaming devise and smiled. It was time to see if it still worked. I tapped on the badge which Captain Picard had provided me, "May'ang'jho to Captain Picard: I just finished installing the new transporter, are you available to see it?" I asked slyly meaning that if he was free I would beam him right to me.
"Yes, May'ang'jho, I am free, I'll be there shortly," he said. I smiled evilly.
"Sooner than you think," I said as I placed my right hand on the consol, transporting Picard from his room to the transporter room where I had installed the Asgard devise. "Impressive, isn't it?" I asked him as he looked around in shock. "I thought that was the best way to show that I had not been boasting when we talked earlier. Would you like me to integrate the systems to make it work from anywhere, sir? I'll also include any and all information about how it works, sir," I said.
"Yes, thank you, May'ang'jho," Picard said, I get the feeling that he was going to say more, but I put my hand down on the consol and extended it into the consol. I copied the information from my memories to the ship's computer.
"Done, sir," I said as I extracted my hand and turned back towards him, knowing that he had been staring at me the whole time. "Sir," I said hesitantly as he shook his head, trying to make it look like he hadn't been staring at me, "It isn't polite to stare," I said in an amazingly Uncle Jack-like manner.
"I was just going to see how Jarod was doing in the school," Picard said, ignoring my comment. "Would you like to join me?"
"Of course, sir," I smiled broadly, putting my hand to the ship and beaming us to a spot right outside of the classroom.
"That will be very useful in the future, thank you, May'ang'jho," Picard said, I could tell that he wanted to say "don't do that without warning me in the future!" and I smiled as the door opened.
We walked into the classroom where we saw about twenty students of different species, a teacher and Data. The students immediately started talking excitedly causing the teacher to turn around, most likely to rebuke the person who had interrupted her class, and saw Captain Picard. "Sir!" she exclaimed, shocked to see the Captain in the classroom.
"At ease," he said, "I came to see how your newest student is doing," Picard said to her, pretending not to notice how Data and I were hugging each other, and how we still held each other close when we finished hugging.
"He's doing well," she said to Picard, "But Jarod refuses to tell me what his last name is"
"It's better that way," I said from my spot cuddled up with Data.
"Sir?" the teacher asked Picard.
"Jarod's second cousin," he explained.
"May'ang'jho," Data began, turning slightly to face me. "Would you like a tour of the ship?" he asked.
"I'd love one, Data," I said sweetly and we left the room, arm in arm. Data led me around he ship, showing me all sorts of systems on the Enterprise. When he showed me the Holodeck, I stopped. "May I create a program?" I asked after he had explained the function of the Holodeck.
"Of course, Mayang'jho," he said to me and he started to show me how to program the system.
"Data," I said, placing my hand carefully on his shoulder, "It's okay, I'm sure I can figure it out," I smiled and he steeped back. I walked up to the consol and put my hand down on it, extending myself into the program and creating three new ones.
"Programs Created," the computer said.
"Run SGC program 1," I said. The door to the Holodeck opened and I looked at Data. "Come on, you'll like this," I said as I pulled him into the Holodeck. We stepped through the door...
...and out of the Stargate, onto the ramp in front it. "Hold your fire!" a Texan voice boomed. "May'ang'jho, who is this?" The owner of the voice demanded.
I turned and found myself face to face with General George Hammond. "Lt. Commander Data, sir," I said to Hammond. "Data, this is George Hammond," I smiled.
"Hello, sir," Data said. From what I had gathered, Hammond was as idolized as Uncle Jack. Data appeared to be in a daze, and for him, that was a statement.
"SG-1, escort our guest to the infirmary," Hammond boomed. Mom, Dad, "Uncle" Teal'c, and Uncle Jack came in the 'gate room and Data began to fade out. I put my hand on, and slightly into, his arm, bringing him back to the reality of the Holodeck program.
"Mom," I said, "Dad," I ran up to them and hugged them.
"May'ang'jho?" they asked almost incredulously as I hugged them, I didn't blame them.
"Mom, Dad, this is Lt. Commander Data," I said. "Data, Daniel Jackson and Samantha Carter," I said, introducing Data to my parents. "Uncle Jack, Uncle Teal'c, this is Data; Data, Jack O'Neill, and Teal'c," I smiled at the awestruck Data. "Welcome to the SGC, Data," I laughed as we headed off to the infirmary with the holographic SG-1.